1. Ethics and decision making
... not always dictate a single "moral" course of action, but provide a means of evaluating and deciding among competing options." The first ground rule of an ethical decision making process would be Trustworthiness. As others trust us, they tend to give us more freedom. They feel that we do not need to be monitored as often as those who are not trusted. People ... else's expectations. Which would mean keeping ourselves in check, no lying, not even a little white lie. A lie tends to break down the cycle of trust. Of the six ethical values, trustworthiness is the most complicated and it enco...
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